I’ve lived in Pueblo my whole life, left for a bit and I came back here from Vegas. I have never been robbed, mugged, etc. Yes, there is a lot of crime, but there’s crime in every city. My parents live in Salida, and there is nothing but tweekers there. I love Pueblo, and especially all the history.
Alot of tweekers? Hmm sounds like pueblo to me. Funny how per capital we are the most violent city, and our homicide rate is through the roof. Yes there are worse places but pueblo has changed and not for the good. The history here is awsome other then that I hate pueblo and I was raised her my whole life.
Been watching videos on 4 different states and countless cities & towns, and TBH this was the most informative and well described that I’ve seen so far!! Great job and thanks!! 👊🇺🇸
A big con but they are everywhere are the gangs. Also some places like mineral palace and sticker park are sketchy. But yep some damn good food joints.
Pueblo puts off the Detroit vibe as old lucrative industry's were closed down and the town deteriorated. If Pueblo is a must, Pueblo West is your best bet
South side is a lot better now, the finished the roads (after forever), cleaned the streets and are currently re modeling South high , as in busting it down and re building it :)
35 mins to the mountains lmfao!!! 🤣 wth!!! Sorry try over an hour! It’s desert people plain and simple! And please talk about the drug gang issues lol. I’m sorry but no way for Pueblo.
@@leeschmitz993 idk about that because they’re aren’t wrong. Peublo is the cheapest bigger city along the front range (I25). I think they were trying to be funny more then being mean. Also I can afford to live in Denver or anywhere but I choose Pueblo because I get to live cheap and have everything the other cities have in a short hour or 2 drive. I find people spending all that money kinda silly. I can buy a bunch of land and a house for the price people are paying for a subdivision house in Denver. If you live in Colorado you should live in peublo unless work stops you. It doesn’t stop me because I’m a truck driver I can live anywhere.
Obviously Mr Edward your not from pueblo. It's very expensive here for being a middle to poor town and it's been run to the ground. It's not like it used to be. Plus there is nothing here.
Pros..lol good one. The only pro I can think of is that u can move out of Pueblo at any time and not regret it. That's if u don't get seriously injured or killed before that.
Not gonna lie, I lived in Pueblo for a good while, it was awesome, especially the cafe in downtown Pueblo that let me perform my music, shout out to you all in Colorado
You will have plenty on company because there are a shit load of texasasses that moved there that is one of the major reasons i left there after living there for 30 years if you do lose the Texas attitude lake city Colorado has 75% texass a buddy told me how you can tell there from Texas they will tell you it's the first words out of their mouth you guys drive like shit in the mountains good luck FJB
I lived in a nice historic neighborhood in Pueblo by Central High school And all the houses were robbed on my Avenue by drug addicts including mine twice so I had to leave 😠
@@cytatta9847 Get a German Shepherd in fact get two so you can take one with you and leave one inside the house so if anyone starts messing around at least they hear the dog and that usually will deter them better than anything I’ve found. BTW that goes for anywhere that you live.
And CO DEPT OF CORRECTIONS wasn't even mentioned one-time. I refer to the 15 misc. Prisons in the area Canon City and jobs created. But this is another story.
Don't go to PAA, Even if it's public and has slight freedom of clothing. Most people switch out anyway so the uniforms are a waste of money. Corwin is a school that has less freedom but it's a lot safer, although you have to pay to go And finally PSAS No comment this school doesn't have uniforms and it's for talented young people
DON'T MOVE HERE. Lived here my whole life. If your dreams include getting robbed, murdered, chopped up, and being thrown in a dumpster behind a village inn than its where your dream can come true.
The history. A movie could be made. Gangsters for real. Make Bonnie and Clyde look like romper room. The reason why it was so cool, was cause u die if ur not cool. After a few beat downs. U find u love and respect or else u dont fit in
You didn't say anything about the schools. Pueblo school district is nowhere near the top. That's the best I can say about that. People look to move to Colorado should also look at Grand junction. Best town, best schools best lifestyle Ft. Collins.
Zero benefits living here. First time in over 30 years that I was fired. Right to Work state. First place I DIDNT get hired due to my 4 page resume. Never lived in a town with so many businesses that CLOSED after 50 years. It's lawless as hell. LE isn't anywhere. Food comes to die in Pueblo
@@Ahhahahahaha_urmum Mexican food here in disgusting Never seen so many Mexicans NOT proud of their heritage but instead choose to be criminals. Pueblo is a town perfect for crime and murder. LE does nothing at all.
I’m from California and have lived next to a crack house, unincorporated high crime areas, and bad areas. Never had a problem because I treat the neighbors right. Eventually, these get better because of housing demand. I heard that there are some very good government programs in or heading to Pueblo. Then, there is a great chance that with some good economic development it will attract a notable corporation to move its headquarters to Pueblo. I think anyone who invests there is smart.
I lived in a nice historic neighborhood in Pueblo by the Riverwalk, but all the houses were robbed on my Avenue by drug addicts including mine twice so I had to leave 😠
Fun fact, never send your kids to Pueblo academy of arts if you want a healthy mental state for your child, (I'll never send my kid again) instead settle for a different school
I have never had problems and as a caregiver I enjoyed all people young and older it’s what you make of it. I love not being so crowded and noisy. People are friendly but some are not , but if you go with the flow it’s okay. 👌 ☺️
I absolutely love living here been here for almost 5 years come from Denver sold my house Got a great deal on a home Pueblo West. Less than 5 minutes from reservoir..
Thanks. Just like any city there’s gonna be some slum areas so a lot depends upon what you can afford of course. My problem is I’ve got four dogs and two cats and pretty much eliminates everything for rentals.😢
I grew up there went to central ran an own one of the best an first an only class discos in the city,,the only other game in town was jack at 50 west,,,then i did the right thing and savemy ass and left and have never ever looked back at this shit hole,,,,! save your time and money......
Crime rates are high everywhere. I live in Reno and the crime rate is worse than Pueblo and it's nothin but nothin. If people mind their own business, don't go into area's that are known to have higher crime and don't disrespect locals or stand out like they're a Newbie to town they'll be fine. It's easy to avoid crime in bigger cities, just gotta be smart about your actions.
“High” is relative. For the Southwest? Yeah. But considering the fact that the Southwest is one of the least densely populated regions of the US, and there are much more dangerous cities in the Pacific Northwest, Deep South, the Midwest, and the Northeast? It’s actually not that bad. Also, the crime in Pueblo is greatly exaggerated. Property crime, and theft are our top crimes. But you’re less likely to be the victim of a drive by, or involved in a mass shooting than in Aurora, Denver, Colorado Springs, or even Boulder.
@@dylanrasmussen1552 or you can live in a town that won't require an active measure to robbery. Colorado Springs worst neighborhood is 1000% safer then pueblos best neighborhood.
@@ynotdrewans4957 you’ve obviously never lived on Murray & East Pikes Peak. That subdivision is much more dangerous than anything south of Beulah. Oh, and that’s not just my opinion. Check a crime map.
I live in Pueblo currently. The pros are true, wish he mentioned the Pueblo Chile Festival though. The Cons were cherry picked. Pueblo is considered one of the top 50 most dangerous places to live in the US, though I've never directly experienced it living here, there is a quite a bit of crime and a good amount of homeless nowadays. They call Pueblo "Steel City" for the steel mill and some would call it "STEAL City". Can't leave anything out and cars are constantly being broken into/stolen/siphoned. Plenty of gun violence as well. Regardless, i love Pueblo.
Wow, such a true comment. The odds of u having to shoot somebody is very very high. That's terrible to think of such a thing would happen to u huh? But they are drug infested
If you don't like drug infested hotels, beggars, violent crime, property crime, etc don't move here. I know it's everywhere. But Pueblo is in the top 25 for crime in the country. Seriously don't move here
@@ynotdrewans4957 you’re also not considering the fact that the average US town has fewer than 500 people, so by sheer mathematics, they’re not going to even register.
Wow 300+ sunny days, lots of bike trails, golf, lake reservoir with lots of activities, and food. What's the elevation in Pueblo and West Pueblo? Thinking of moving there 😊 from gloomy less sunshine Chicago😢
Pueblo has an elevation of 4,692. You won’t get out of breath. Pueblo is hot in the summers , but you will love the fall and winter it hardly snows here and its quiet in different ares.
@@danielstarr8957 well it all depends on where you are. If you're in the rougher neighborhoods shit sucks 🤣 the slopper is fucking banging though definitely worth going to try one day.
Oh wow. I recently moved to Fort Carson from Chicago. I don't care much for Colorado. But Manitou Springs is the best place this state has to offer from what I've seen so far. I love it there.
"Cool hip movie theater with reclining seats" haha Love hearing about all the great things our town has to offer, so much fascinating history within Pueblo as well. Hope this video serves its purpose for you, well done.
@@jesusquintana6410 well here in good old san antonio $630 for studio and not get robbed well transportation good they dont stop the buses till 12:30 am 😎
Lucky guy it was like that at one point in tike but everybody and they gma moving to pueblo and buying homes cash and them signing sum for minimum wage to go up made everything else go up too
I grew up in pueblo I love it great friendly people , farms, food fun bars.. great weather and 35 min from fabulous colo springs which has the best hiking trails also awesome place to live!
A family member wants me to apply to work for a big steel company there. Your video makes me want to apply for the job. I work in the construction industry. I'm FL and worry about both industries and possibly being laid off.
Don’t leave Florida for Pueblo. I lived in Pueblo for 20 years. Over all it’s a large ghetto, horrible police department, there is no good neighborhood they’re all infested with ghetto. The welfare there is through the roof there so housing puts them anywhere and most destroy neighborhoods.
@@IronmanT19889 Bummer. I know for myself I don’t like to be too specific About my personal whereabouts, etc on any of these comment sections but is there any place in that region in Colorado that you would be interested in living… I don’t know if Trinidad’s any better. Thanks, DT
If you don't like humid summers, Pueblo won't be your cup of tea. Pueblo rentals are NOT cheap, and there are no PROS of living here. Lake Pueblo is a joke. That's a pond compared to Lake Mead in Nevada, Lake of The Woods in Oregon... Pueblo is NOT what people say it is as far as the PROS here. The traffic on I-25 is always stuffy, there's always wrecks on I-25, because these Pueblo natives can't drive for shit. Careless drivers, and they don't watch out for pedestrians, dogs, or anything else that runs into the street. Not too long ago, there was an old man's body found by the Pueblo reservoir ditch. He mentioned Bessemer. I live in the Bessemer area off Northern and Wabash. Sucky. Stay out of Bessemer park, don't eat at Taco Stop, they don't know what real food is. Passkey, never been there, but if I want sub sandwiches, I'll go to Subway. Don't eat at the Burger King on Northern, their food will make you sick, and if you are craving McDonalds and happen to be shopping at the BIG Walmart on Northern Avenue, use the drive thru of McDonalds which is right across the parking lot from Walmart, do not go in to eat, because they don't clean off their tables, their floors are always nasty, and there are incessant flies buzzing around in there. This town is NOT good. You wanna get sick, go eat at Popeye's, drink Arby's moldy, mildew shakes, eat Adolfo's nasty wannabe-Mexican food. They don't wash their hands, nor wear gloves or hairnets in that sick place. Jersey Mike's is nasty, don't eat there. I'm telling you from experience, this town is not that great, and when he said "We don't have the loud traffic in the city", buddy I live really close to Northern Avenue, and there is LOUD traffic every night, gets worse on the weekends. Tweakers rule the streets, and heroin junkies too, you'll see a lot of beggars and addicts hanging out at each 7-11 location here. And, the question you'll hear the most when you're walking around Pueblo, is: "Do you have a cigarette?" Blech. Dude, some people love this town, and for the life of me, I cannot and will not ever understand it. I DO, however, enjoy the Riverwalk at night when it's all lit up, and The Green Solution dispensary is the shit. Best dispensary in town. Other than that, oh no, you'll tire of Pueblo very quickly. I've lived here since December of 2013, and I've hated Pueblo since I set foot here off the Greyhound bus. Just came here to get clean and sober from Oregon, and to help my mom out financially but she just recently passed away in September of 2021, so now I have no reason to be here. I just can't figure out how to get out of here. I wanna leave Colorado so bad. This town is hell. I wish I had the transportation and financial means to get out of here and go back to Las Vegas where I was raised and never look back. No offense to those who like it here, but it's not for me. Especially since it snows here. I left Oregon for the same reason. Just going back to the desert is where my heart is. Gotta go follow it. If Colorado is for you, great. It's obviously not for me.
You sound like a whiner and a hater pueblo is trash i25 ain't bad as for the lake intake the boat out there no problems the city is full of homeless and addicts
pretty slim most are 14-16 an hour but yet again depends on attitude and perspective. most importantly your skill set... here in ga you could get a job for 7.50 an hour even tho most fast food is about 9 now construction starting out 10-14 an hour... rent is 800 for a really shady place 1200+ suburbs (1800 in atlanta or wealthy places) for a house 3 beds 2 bath roughly and your neighbors could still sell drugs or the youth of the neighborhood could still break in or meth heads could steal everything out your car... so colorado doing minimum wage at 12 and some change isnt nearly as bad as some places all considered most people feel like they should have 20 an hour and not have to work hard for that money... when in reality a couple working 40 hours a week at 15 an hour could do well living within their means and still put up over 10k a year maybe thats not much but if your more qualified you could make 20+ an hour easily with a typical (in ga it is) 45 minute to an hour commute and live pretty well off without buying brand new cars and the biggest newest luxuries
Hahahahaha that's a joke here! You won't find a job at all here unless you like gay ass telemarketing and/or have the credentials to work in a dispensary you're not gonna find shit here. Trust that.
4.40% Pueblo County, CO Unemployment Rate is at 4.40%, compared to 3.90% last month and 4.20% last year. This is lower than the long term average of 6.69%. With a crime rate of 70 per one thousand residents, Pueblo has one of the highest crime rates in America compared to all communities of all sizes - from the smallest towns to the very largest cities. One's chance of becoming a victim of either violent or property crime here is one in 14. In 2019, Pueblo had the third-largest share of people experiencing homelessness in Colorado's non-metro counties with 15%. Only Larimer and Mesa counties had higher shares at 22% and 16%, respectively.
Way to highlight Pueblo's amenities. If people want to know more about our outdoor amenities they can checkout PACE Pueblo Active Community Environment, along with the Southern Colorado Trail Builders. I would also discuss the about the fly fishing opportunities and being the #1 winter fishery in the state.
You act like Pueblo is such a great city with much to offer, when in reality, this city has NOTHING to offer. There is nothing to do here, jobs are scarce, abandoned ugly ass buildings that indicate no desire to live here, poverty levels high, rude people that have no manners, and just an overall nasty town. You must've been born here. I feel sorry for you...
So it’s not a hell hole… Just kidding. I’m sure it’s fine like one comment mention just keep your nose clean stay out of other peoples business like any city.
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I’ve lived in Pueblo my whole life, left for a bit and I came back here from Vegas. I have never been robbed, mugged, etc. Yes, there is a lot of crime, but there’s crime in every city. My parents live in Salida, and there is nothing but tweekers there. I love Pueblo, and especially all the history.
Alot of tweekers? Hmm sounds like pueblo to me. Funny how per capital we are the most violent city, and our homicide rate is through the roof. Yes there are worse places but pueblo has changed and not for the good. The history here is awsome other then that I hate pueblo and I was raised her my whole life.
@@jordancody6047 sadly i think thats just a lot of cities in america now
For the size, Pueblo is disgusting. Half the town smells of urine and human shiz
Have your parents move to Ripon. The best kept secret.
Been watching videos on 4 different states and countless cities & towns, and TBH this was the most informative and well described that I’ve seen so far!! Great job and thanks!! 👊🇺🇸
I agree! I've been doing the same thing! AZ NM & CO
@@jamiestarr3086 we’re still on the hunt. Good luck, hope you find something great!
A big con but they are everywhere are the gangs. Also some places like mineral palace and sticker park are sketchy. But yep some damn good food joints.
Pueblo puts off the Detroit vibe as old lucrative industry's were closed down and the town deteriorated. If Pueblo is a must, Pueblo West is your best bet
Right..Pueblo west so much better. Just don't bet on sidewalks or Public transportation by ur home.
South side is a lot better now, the finished the roads (after forever), cleaned the streets and are currently re modeling South high , as in busting it down and re building it :)
I lived in Evergreen as a kid but never made it to Pueblo until a recent visit this year. Loved it! Totally underrated. Pass Key was bomb!!
I grew up in passkey neighborhood. Grinders OMG
Pueblo tends to run around 10 degrees warmer than Colorado Springs.
It was cool how you put the sirens in there; as they’re never ending. Not due to emergency…rather due to overdose or addict break in.
THE RANDOM GUNFIRE HELPS ME SLEEP AT NIGHT...
Keep your nose clean and mind your own business you'll be fine just like any other city
@@davidbaca1641 I was just thinking the same thing! Every violent crime I read about here just is someone’s personal life gone awry.
It's that way here in FL as well. Sad how many are dying due to drugs.
35 mins to the mountains lmfao!!! 🤣 wth!!! Sorry try over an hour! It’s desert people plain and simple! And please talk about the drug gang issues lol. I’m sorry but no way for Pueblo.
The main con is the whole town is horrible.. it's nothing but crime in pueblo 💯
It's mainly just kids throwing rocks at cars a pick pocketing others
@@Ahhahahahaha_urmumwhere? That’s the least of the crimes it’s mostly people throwing bullets at each other
@@dubstaa5305 I made that comment like a year ago id assume things change over a year
When you can't afford to live anywhere else along the Front Range... there's Pueblo.
Only someone who could never hope to qualify for a mortgage would make that kind of comment.
@@leeschmitz993 idk about that because they’re aren’t wrong. Peublo is the cheapest bigger city along the front range (I25). I think they were trying to be funny more then being mean. Also I can afford to live in Denver or anywhere but I choose Pueblo because I get to live cheap and have everything the other cities have in a short hour or 2 drive. I find people spending all that money kinda silly. I can buy a bunch of land and a house for the price people are paying for a subdivision house in Denver. If you live in Colorado you should live in peublo unless work stops you. It doesn’t stop me because I’m a truck driver I can live anywhere.
People can't even afford to live in pueblo anymore
Very true , worse city in colorado for crime,drugs and dirty politics
Obviously Mr Edward your not from pueblo. It's very expensive here for being a middle to poor town and it's been run to the ground. It's not like it used to be. Plus there is nothing here.
I miss Pueblo
Pros..lol good one. The only pro I can think of is that u can move out of Pueblo at any time and not regret it. That's if u don't get seriously injured or killed before that.
Fr bro
How old are you by chance, cause if your younger than 13, I wish my mom put you back in the womb before she retired from Parkview
Not gonna lie, I lived in Pueblo for a good while, it was awesome, especially the cafe in downtown Pueblo that let me perform my music, shout out to you all in Colorado
They shut the cafe down :( But hey we still have Coors :)
Doesn't mention anything about crime??? this is Pueblo in Colorado correct?
I always heard Pueblo was horrible. I even had a landlord who left Pueblo for South Carolina.
@@MeltinJohn Oof might have been my old landlord, he sold the house from underneath us so he can move.
Monster Egg Burrito from Rita's for Breakfast. Passkeys Special w/Green chili for lunch.
Spectators Chimichanga for dinner and a night cap..
I am debating on where to move in CO and this is giving my Lubbock vibes which is where I'm from lol I appreciate your content!
Lubbock. Tx?
You will have plenty on company because there are a shit load of texasasses that moved there that is one of the major reasons i left there after living there for 30 years if you do lose the Texas attitude lake city Colorado has 75% texass a buddy told me how you can tell there from Texas they will tell you it's the first words out of their mouth you guys drive like shit in the mountains good luck FJB
I left Pueblo for Lubbock. Lol stay in Lubbock
DONT LISTEN TO THIS GUY.. PUEBLO COLORADO IS ONE OF THE WORSE TOWN IN AMERICA. rate crime reate rivals the biggest cities in America.
No mention of the crime rate
I lived in a nice historic neighborhood in Pueblo by Central High school And all the houses were robbed on my Avenue by drug addicts including mine twice so I had to leave 😠
greeeatttt litterly bought a house where ur describing from North Carolina...
Lol remember when we we're robbed at our two story home with steep ass stairs back in 2016
@@cytatta9847 Get a German Shepherd in fact get two so you can take one with you and leave one inside the house so if anyone starts messing around at least they hear the dog and that usually will deter them better than anything I’ve found. BTW that goes for anywhere that you live.
Pueblo is 10 degree hotervthen Denver i was on a roffing crew in 2015 did a hot roof on Pueblo Community College
More cons then pros!
And CO DEPT OF CORRECTIONS wasn't even mentioned one-time. I refer to the 15 misc. Prisons in the area Canon City and jobs created. But this is another story.
best areas for schools or best charter schools? i have 3 boys in elementary/middle schools
Don't go to PAA, Even if it's public and has slight freedom of clothing. Most people switch out anyway so the uniforms are a waste of money. Corwin is a school that has less freedom but it's a lot safer, although you have to pay to go
And finally PSAS
No comment this school doesn't have uniforms and it's for talented young people
No where. Pueblo’s education system today is a joke.
DON'T MOVE HERE. Lived here my whole life. If your dreams include getting robbed, murdered, chopped up, and being thrown in a dumpster behind a village inn than its where your dream can come true.
wtf LMAO
Who the hell live there? Jack the Ripper?
@@katnisseverdeen1444 It's pretty bad. Had a serial killer here recently doin exactly what I said except for the robbing.
THIS IS THE BRUTAL TRUTH GOD BLESS YOU FOR YOUR HONESTY !
That shit happens everywhere
@@leeschmitz993 It happens here often
The history. A movie could be made. Gangsters for real. Make Bonnie and Clyde look like romper room. The reason why it was so cool, was cause u die if ur not cool. After a few beat downs. U find u love and respect or else u dont fit in
there are plenty of ex cons and cons that live in pueblo ...
I think level just a bigger version of commerce city's personally
2:14 people in Pueblo love to ride bikes sir that’s the homeless tweakers riding bikes all over town🤣🤣
You didn't say anything about the schools. Pueblo school district is nowhere near the top. That's the best I can say about that. People look to move to Colorado should also look at Grand junction. Best town, best schools best lifestyle Ft. Collins.
Or Aguilar, it's a simple little town but it's actually peaceful
Passkeys
Passkey is the only decent restaurant
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Zero benefits living here. First time in over 30 years that I was fired. Right to Work state. First place I DIDNT get hired due to my 4 page resume. Never lived in a town with so many businesses that CLOSED after 50 years. It's lawless as hell. LE isn't anywhere. Food comes to die in Pueblo
Exactly someone said the Mexican food was good down here, like no. Burg has better food 💀
@@Ahhahahahaha_urmum Mexican food here in disgusting Never seen so many Mexicans NOT proud of their heritage but instead choose to be criminals. Pueblo is a town perfect for crime and murder. LE does nothing at all.
I wasn't what I expected becuz I'm from Houston but I meet some cool ppl.
I’m from California and have lived next to a crack house, unincorporated high crime areas, and bad areas. Never had a problem because I treat the neighbors right. Eventually, these get better because of housing demand. I heard that there are some very good government programs in or heading to Pueblo. Then, there is a great chance that with some good economic development it will attract a notable corporation to move its headquarters to Pueblo. I think anyone who invests there is smart.
Just a friendly reminder, Oregon, Washington, Arizona, Colorado and Texas are full 😎
I lived in a nice historic neighborhood in Pueblo by the Riverwalk, but all the houses were robbed on my Avenue by drug addicts including mine twice so I had to leave 😠
Ya that towns is terrible, was at a 9 years olds birthday party when a shoot out happened across the street on a Wednesday.
I mean, you DID live near/in Bessemer. Historic places aren’t necessarily good. 😂😂
Lol another person said the same thing but it was near central high. So if you ever decide to move back south side is a lot better now
Love this city!
The food in Pueblo sucks unless you like sloppers
Another Pro of Pueblo is Honor Farm at night
totally agree, spent many nights there.
@@dannyames1416 im talking about the haunted honor farm
You forgot Pasta cottage!!!
Why are you pronouncing it Plublo?
Fun fact, never send your kids to Pueblo academy of arts if you want a healthy mental state for your child, (I'll never send my kid again) instead settle for a different school
I have never had problems and as a caregiver I enjoyed all people young and older it’s what you make of it. I love not being so crowded and noisy. People are friendly but some are not , but if you go with the flow it’s okay. 👌 ☺️
I absolutely love living here been here for almost 5 years come from Denver sold my house Got a great deal on a home Pueblo West. Less than 5 minutes from reservoir..
Thanks. Just like any city there’s gonna be some slum areas so a lot depends upon what you can afford of course. My problem is I’ve got four dogs and two cats and pretty much eliminates everything for rentals.😢
That’s not Pueblo 🙄 completely different city
There is nothing to do here. 🙄
I grew up there went to central ran an own one of the best an first an only class discos in the city,,the only other game in town was jack at 50 west,,,then i did the right thing and savemy ass and left and have never ever looked back at this shit hole,,,,! save your time and money......
Hi, just watched your video today June 7th and you mentioned the closest skiing is about 35 minutes from Pueblo, which mountain is that?
Good one. I saw Dennis Yaklich at Union Cigar once. People faded & melted into the floor when he walked by.
The crime.
Any house in Morrison for about 250,000 USD?
Weird how you skipped the cons. Propaganda bs
con-crime
No mention of education, medical accessibility and safety.
Is it true the crime is high?
Crime rates are high everywhere. I live in Reno and the crime rate is worse than Pueblo and it's nothin but nothin. If people mind their own business, don't go into area's that are known to have higher crime and don't disrespect locals or stand out like they're a Newbie to town they'll be fine. It's easy to avoid crime in bigger cities, just gotta be smart about your actions.
Yea it’s true, it’s been that way since I was a kid. I grew up there in Bessemer, a lot more shootings and robberies these days tho.
“High” is relative. For the Southwest? Yeah. But considering the fact that the Southwest is one of the least densely populated regions of the US, and there are much more dangerous cities in the Pacific Northwest, Deep South, the Midwest, and the Northeast? It’s actually not that bad. Also, the crime in Pueblo is greatly exaggerated. Property crime, and theft are our top crimes. But you’re less likely to be the victim of a drive by, or involved in a mass shooting than in Aurora, Denver, Colorado Springs, or even Boulder.
@@dylanrasmussen1552 or you can live in a town that won't require an active measure to robbery. Colorado Springs worst neighborhood is 1000% safer then pueblos best neighborhood.
@@ynotdrewans4957 you’ve obviously never lived on Murray & East Pikes Peak. That subdivision is much more dangerous than anything south of Beulah. Oh, and that’s not just my opinion. Check a crime map.
Pros: the food. Cons: everything and everyone else
I live in Pueblo currently. The pros are true, wish he mentioned the Pueblo Chile Festival though. The Cons were cherry picked. Pueblo is considered one of the top 50 most dangerous places to live in the US, though I've never directly experienced it living here, there is a quite a bit of crime and a good amount of homeless nowadays. They call Pueblo "Steel City" for the steel mill and some would call it "STEAL City". Can't leave anything out and cars are constantly being broken into/stolen/siphoned. Plenty of gun violence as well.
Regardless, i love Pueblo.
Wow, such a true comment. The odds of u having to shoot somebody is very very high. That's terrible to think of such a thing would happen to u huh? But they are drug infested
You can most places in my STATE in 15 minutes
Rents have increased 300% apartments here are most disgusting and stink of urine, weed and despair.
Ya pretty much that seems like a CO thing in general.
If you don't like drug infested hotels, beggars, violent crime, property crime, etc don't move here. I know it's everywhere. But Pueblo is in the top 25 for crime in the country. Seriously don't move here
Actually, it’s #50.
@@leeschmitz993 50 out of thousands of other towns ain't a great look.
@@ynotdrewans4957 you’re also not considering the fact that the average US town has fewer than 500 people, so by sheer mathematics, they’re not going to even register.
@@leeschmitz993 trust me anytown is a million times better then that shit hole pueblo.
Pueblo is "The Murder Capital" of Colorado.
I’m thinking to move to colorado
not.
Wow 300+ sunny days, lots of bike trails, golf, lake reservoir with lots of activities, and food. What's the elevation in Pueblo and West Pueblo? Thinking of moving there 😊 from gloomy less sunshine Chicago😢
Don’t. Colorado is great but Pueblo is not. You’ll regret it
Pueblo has an elevation of 4,692. You won’t get out of breath. Pueblo is hot in the summers , but you will love the fall and winter it hardly snows here and its quiet in different ares.
BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE
Hey how do I message this dude help
Hey Alex, I moved here from Manitou Springs WTF was I thinking.
How is it?
@@danielstarr8957 well it all depends on where you are. If you're in the rougher neighborhoods shit sucks 🤣 the slopper is fucking banging though definitely worth going to try one day.
Oh wow. I recently moved to Fort Carson from Chicago. I don't care much for Colorado. But Manitou Springs is the best place this state has to offer from what I've seen so far. I love it there.
House mex.
"Cool hip movie theater with reclining seats" haha
Love hearing about all the great things our town has to offer, so much fascinating history within Pueblo as well.
Hope this video serves its purpose for you, well done.
Best part of pueblo is when you leave that horrible city.
I hear rent went up to $1050 for rent one bedroom is it true?
@ItSickBrah your right thx bud
Anything cheaper u goin have ur license plats stolen and get robbed js
@@jesusquintana6410 well here in good old san antonio $630 for studio and not get robbed well transportation good they dont stop the buses till 12:30 am 😎
Lucky guy it was like that at one point in tike but everybody and they gma moving to pueblo and buying homes cash and them signing sum for minimum wage to go up made everything else go up too
@@jesusquintana6410 pueblo colorado i love that little town chile festival awsome🤘😁
Great job
I grew up in pueblo I love it great friendly people , farms, food fun bars.. great weather and 35 min from fabulous colo springs which has the best hiking trails also awesome place to live!
A family member wants me to apply to work for a big steel company there. Your video makes me want to apply for the job. I work in the construction industry. I'm FL and worry about both industries and possibly being laid off.
Don’t leave Florida for Pueblo. I lived in Pueblo for 20 years. Over all it’s a large ghetto, horrible police department, there is no good neighborhood they’re all infested with ghetto. The welfare there is through the roof there so housing puts them anywhere and most destroy neighborhoods.
@@IronmanT19889 thank you for the advice Nathan
@@IronmanT19889 Bummer. I know for myself I don’t like to be too specific About my personal whereabouts, etc on any of these comment sections but is there any place in that region in Colorado that you would be interested in living… I don’t know if Trinidad’s any better. Thanks, DT
I agree. It's went down fast. I love pueblo. But it's not my pick either
I ended up moving to another state but not Colorado@@davidthompson7817
I also do home health in Pueblo and I’ve never seen such decrepit living situations in my life.
Born and raised here
How is it ?
@@Cuete590 I’ve lived in Pueblo Colorado 75% of my life. It could be quiet, paceful and boring one day and crazy the next. It’s home
The entire front range has become californicated . What a drag
Not even close lol hater
If you don't like humid summers, Pueblo won't be your cup of tea. Pueblo rentals are NOT cheap, and there are no PROS of living here. Lake Pueblo is a joke. That's a pond compared to Lake Mead in Nevada, Lake of The Woods in Oregon... Pueblo is NOT what people say it is as far as the PROS here. The traffic on I-25 is always stuffy, there's always wrecks on I-25, because these Pueblo natives can't drive for shit. Careless drivers, and they don't watch out for pedestrians, dogs, or anything else that runs into the street. Not too long ago, there was an old man's body found by the Pueblo reservoir ditch. He mentioned Bessemer. I live in the Bessemer area off Northern and Wabash. Sucky. Stay out of Bessemer park, don't eat at Taco Stop, they don't know what real food is. Passkey, never been there, but if I want sub sandwiches, I'll go to Subway. Don't eat at the Burger King on Northern, their food will make you sick, and if you are craving McDonalds and happen to be shopping at the BIG Walmart on Northern Avenue, use the drive thru of McDonalds which is right across the parking lot from Walmart, do not go in to eat, because they don't clean off their tables, their floors are always nasty, and there are incessant flies buzzing around in there. This town is NOT good. You wanna get sick, go eat at Popeye's, drink Arby's moldy, mildew shakes, eat Adolfo's nasty wannabe-Mexican food. They don't wash their hands, nor wear gloves or hairnets in that sick place. Jersey Mike's is nasty, don't eat there. I'm telling you from experience, this town is not that great, and when he said "We don't have the loud traffic in the city", buddy I live really close to Northern Avenue, and there is LOUD traffic every night, gets worse on the weekends. Tweakers rule the streets, and heroin junkies too, you'll see a lot of beggars and addicts hanging out at each 7-11 location here. And, the question you'll hear the most when you're walking around Pueblo, is: "Do you have a cigarette?" Blech. Dude, some people love this town, and for the life of me, I cannot and will not ever understand it. I DO, however, enjoy the Riverwalk at night when it's all lit up, and The Green Solution dispensary is the shit. Best dispensary in town. Other than that, oh no, you'll tire of Pueblo very quickly. I've lived here since December of 2013, and I've hated Pueblo since I set foot here off the Greyhound bus. Just came here to get clean and sober from Oregon, and to help my mom out financially but she just recently passed away in September of 2021, so now I have no reason to be here. I just can't figure out how to get out of here. I wanna leave Colorado so bad. This town is hell. I wish I had the transportation and financial means to get out of here and go back to Las Vegas where I was raised and never look back. No offense to those who like it here, but it's not for me. Especially since it snows here. I left Oregon for the same reason. Just going back to the desert is where my heart is. Gotta go follow it. If Colorado is for you, great. It's obviously not for me.
You’re full of shiiiit, it’s not that bad.
jesus, dude
@@jacobr9478 right?!
You sound like a whiner and a hater pueblo is trash i25 ain't bad as for the lake intake the boat out there no problems the city is full of homeless and addicts
I agree 100% !!!
My question is, have wages adjusted to the cost of living?
The answer is no.
What about job opportunities?
ZERO. UNLESS YOU LIKE WORKING AT WALMART FOR A SLAVE WAGE. MOST STILL QUALIFY FOR STATE BENEFITS WORKING A FULL TIME JOB!
Find a remote job
pretty slim most are 14-16 an hour but yet again depends on attitude and perspective. most importantly your skill set... here in ga you could get a job for 7.50 an hour even tho most fast food is about 9 now construction starting out 10-14 an hour... rent is 800 for a really shady place 1200+ suburbs (1800 in atlanta or wealthy places) for a house 3 beds 2 bath roughly and your neighbors could still sell drugs or the youth of the neighborhood could still break in or meth heads could steal everything out your car... so colorado doing minimum wage at 12 and some change isnt nearly as bad as some places all considered most people feel like they should have 20 an hour and not have to work hard for that money... when in reality a couple working 40 hours a week at 15 an hour could do well living within their means and still put up over 10k a year maybe thats not much but if your more qualified you could make 20+ an hour easily with a typical (in ga it is) 45 minute to an hour commute and live pretty well off without buying brand new cars and the biggest newest luxuries
Hahahahaha that's a joke here! You won't find a job at all here unless you like gay ass telemarketing and/or have the credentials to work in a dispensary you're not gonna find shit here. Trust that.
Who needs the outdoors when you can work inside for 14 hours a day, 😀
Don't say Pleblo! It's Pueblo
It's "Shit City". Not Pueblo...
Great information 👍🏿
4.40%
Pueblo County, CO Unemployment Rate is at 4.40%, compared to 3.90% last month and 4.20% last year. This is lower than the long term average of 6.69%. With a crime rate of 70 per one thousand residents, Pueblo has one of the highest crime rates in America compared to all communities of all sizes - from the smallest towns to the very largest cities. One's chance of becoming a victim of either violent or property crime here is one in 14. In 2019, Pueblo had the third-largest share of people experiencing homelessness in Colorado's non-metro counties with 15%. Only Larimer and Mesa counties had higher shares at 22% and 16%, respectively.
Way to highlight Pueblo's amenities. If people want to know more about our outdoor amenities they can checkout PACE Pueblo Active Community Environment, along with the Southern Colorado Trail Builders. I would also discuss the about the fly fishing opportunities and being the #1 winter fishery in the state.
You act like Pueblo is such a great city with much to offer, when in reality, this city has NOTHING to offer. There is nothing to do here, jobs are scarce, abandoned ugly ass buildings that indicate no desire to live here, poverty levels high, rude people that have no manners, and just an overall nasty town. You must've been born here. I feel sorry for you...
So it’s not a hell hole… Just kidding. I’m sure it’s fine like one comment mention just keep your nose clean stay out of other peoples business like any city.
Been living here the last month working on a marijuana farm. From Pittsburgh but I love it here and Colorado Springs
Living in Pueblo also from Pittsburgh. 👍🏻
Are you still there? Best friend in Pittsburgh… I’m from chicago…… thinking Pueblo….. ?
@@roxyzed3216 I wouldn’t recommend it got old real quick. I’ve since moved to Jacksonville Florida
A con is Pueblo is not an LGBTQIA friendly city, but it is not nearly as anti LGBTQIA as Colorado Springs.
Good keep that demonic crap away not everywhere is California!
Pueblo is trash the city zoning will screw over a homeowner in a minute and they do not keep their alleys or abandoned homes clean
If someone says pleblo they are gonna get robbed
I mean Pueblo has the best Mexican resteraunts in Colorado no doubt
HOW DARE YOU, GO TO WALSENBURG, GO TO CORINE'S THEN COME BACK HERE AND THEN TELL ME WHO'S THE REAL PRO
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